Identify this plant and win

[alfredo]

my gratitude.



It appears to be related to the peace lilly. The flower is similar, but the stem is different. What do you think?

[SoCalDem]

1. Looks like a cane plant of some kind

:)

[leftchick]

2. chinese evergreen

I don't know the latin name but can look it up if you need me to.. :)

[alfredo]

5. It has leaves like the Chinese Evergreen but

Flowers like a peace lilly. I have several peace lillies and non of them have a stem like this.

[leftchick]

10. all of my chinese evergreens bloom like a peace lily also

seems they must be realted...

[alfredo]

11. thanks.

[catzies]

8. The Latin name is "aglaonema"

Her's a bunch of them:

http://www.southerntropicals.com/galleries/aglaonema/

[alfredo]

12. That is great, I will have to learn some more about them.

My wife just loves the plant. She has it next to the sink, and obsesses over it.

thanks for the info.

[deek]

3. looks like a peace lily to me

albeit, one into s/m...

The stem might seem different because it has elongated, due to the lower leaves dropping off? I'd suggest beheading it and seeing if it resprouts from the remaining stalk.

[alfredo]

6. None of the other peace lillies I have

have a trunk. All the others have stems that come right out of the soil.

[SoCalDem]

4. peace lilies

[TreasonousBastard]

7. Have you checked...

the basement for pods?

[alfredo]

9. No basement

[phaseolus]

13. It really, really, really looks like a dieffenbachia.

...shape of the leaves, the cane. From what I can remember from 30 years ago, dad's had flowers just like shown in your picture. Look here
http://www.hort.agri.umn.edu/links/Herb%201011/mediumlightplants.htm
about a quarter of the way down the page...

[Castilleja]

14. This is an Aglaonema

it looks as though it may need a little more light though.